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The *algae* colormap is sequential with whitish-green for low values and increasing in green with increasing value, which could be used to represent an increase in chlorophyll in the water. Two examples of this colormap are shown below, from Texas A&M University gliders. This colormap is based on matplotlib's Greens, but was recreated from scratch using the viscm tool.
The *amp* colormap is sequential from whitish to dark red and could be used to represent an increase in wave height values. This colormap is the positive half of the *balance* colormap.
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<h3>algae<aclass="headerlink" href="#algae" title="Permalink to this headline">¶</a></h3>
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<p>The <em>algae</em> colormap is sequential with whitish-green for low values and increasing in green with increasing value, which could be used to represent an increase in chlorophyll in the water. Two examples of this colormap are shown below, from Texas A&M University gliders. This colormap is based on matplotlib’s Greens, but was recreated from scratch using the viscm tool.</p>
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<p>The <em>amp</em> colormap is sequential from whitish to dark red and could be used to represent an increase in wave height values. This colormap is the positive half of the <em>balance</em> colormap.</p>
<pclass="caption"><spanclass="caption-text">Earthquake magnitude, by <aclass="reference external" href="http://www.natalieaccardo.com/">Natalie Accardo</a> using GMT.</span></p>
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<p>The <em>delta</em> colormap is diverging from darker blues to just off-white through shades of yellow green and could be used to represent diverging velocity values around a critical value (usually zero). This colormap was inspired by <aclass="reference external" href="http://www.francescasamsel.com/">Francesca Samsel’s</a> similar colormap, but generated from scratch using the viscm tool.</p>
<pclass="caption"><spanclass="caption-text">Model output in the northwest Gulf of Mexico from the Physical Oceanography Numerical Group (PONG) at Texas A&M.</span></p>
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